CS50P Projects Repository

Welcome to my CS50P Projects repository! This repository contains a collection of Python projects I completed during the CS50P course. Each project tackles a different concept or problem, demonstrating programming techniques, algorithms, and Pythonic practices learned throughout the course.

Project List

Here’s a breakdown of the projects in this repository:

1. Adieu - A project that formats farewell messages.
2. Bank - A simulation of basic banking operations.
3. Bitcoin - A project that tracks Bitcoin prices in real-time.
4. Caesar - Implementation of the Caesar cipher encryption algorithm.
5. Camel - A fun game where the player must survive in the desert.
6. Coke - A vending machine simulation.
7. Credit - A program to validate credit card numbers using Luhn's algorithm.
8. Deep - An image processing tool using Python.
9. Einstein - A program that calculates energy based on mass using Einstein’s famous equation.
10. Emojize - Converts text to emoji using Python’s emoji module.
11. Extensions - A file extension validation program.
12. Faces - A project that counts faces in images using image processing techniques.
13. Figlet - A program that generates ASCII art using the Figlet tool.
14. Fuel - A project that calculates fuel consumption and costs.
15. Game - A guessing game built with Python.
16. Grocery - A program that helps track grocery lists.
17. Hello - The classic “Hello, World!” program to introduce Python syntax.
18. Indoor - A temperature conversion tool.
19. Interpreter - A simple Python-based interpreter.
20. Lines - A project that processes lines of text from a file.
21. Mario-more - A graphical representation of Mario’s staircase challenge.
22. Meal - A project that suggests meals based on time of day.
23. Numb3rs - A program to check if a number is valid using specific criteria.
24. Nutrition - A program to calculate daily nutritional intake.
25. Outdated - A tool for checking outdated packages in Python.
26. Pizza - A project simulating an order system for a pizzeria.
27. Plates - A license plate validation program.
28. Playback - A project that plays back recorded audio files.
29. Population - A population growth simulation.
30. Professor - A fun quiz game where a professor asks questions.
31. Readability - A program that calculates the readability of text.
32. Scourgify - A data-cleaning project.
33. Scrabble - A project simulating Scrabble gameplay.
34. Shirt - A program to customize and order shirts online.
35. Taqueria - A project that simulates a taco restaurant ordering system.
36. Test Bank - Unit tests for the Bank project.
37. Test Fuel - Unit tests for the Fuel project.
38. Test Plates - Unit tests for the Plates project.
39. Test Twttr - Unit tests for the Twttr project.
40. Tip - A program that calculates tips based on bill totals.
41. Twttr - A project that simplifies tweets by removing vowels.
42. Watch - A project that tracks time and displays it in various formats.
43. Additional Projects:
    • agree.c - A C program that prompts for agreement.
    • compare.c - A C program that compares two values.
    • mario.c - A C implementation of Mario’s staircase challenge.

How to Use

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/cs50p-projects.git

2. Navigate to the project folder:

   cd cs50p-projects

3. Explore each project by running the respective Python scripts.

Acknowledgements

All projects were created as part of Harvard's CS50P: Introduction to Programming with Python course.

Feel free to explore and learn from these projects! Contributions and suggestions are welcome.

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Contact:
If you have any questions, you can reach me at: [email protected]